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    Managerial Economics by Dobbs, Ian;

    Firms, Markets and Business Decisions

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    Product details:

    • Publisher OUP Oxford
    • Date of Publication 20 January 2000

    • ISBN 9780198775706
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages493 pages
    • Size 242x188x27 mm
    • Weight 937 g
    • Language English
    • Illustrations numerous figures
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    Short description:

    This text is designed for intermediate and final year undergraduate, first year graduate and MBA programmes in managerial economics and applied microeconomic analysis. Written in a clear and accessible style, it covers all areas of managerial economics courses, and complements theoretical concepts with practical applications. It includes lists of key terms, chapter summaries, review questions, and a reference section.

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    Long description:

    This text provides full coverage of all the topics typically encountered in Business or Managerial Economics. It is designed to be appropriate for intermediate and final year undergraduate, first year graduate and MBA programmes in managerial economics and applied microeconomic analysis. Building upon a core of microeconomic principles, the text covers all areas of managerial economics courses in a style which is easy to follow, using applied material to complement theoretical concepts. The book also incorporates areas of recent research and debate, including organizational architecture and investment appraisal.

    Special features of the text include:

    Lists of key terms

    Chapter summaries

    Review questions

    useful as a reference text for practising managers.

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    Table of Contents:

    Part One: Introduction
    Introduction
    An evaluatory framework
    Part Two: Decision Analysis, Tools and Techniques
    Optimization
    Decision-making under uncertainty
    Game theory
    Investment appraisal
    Issues in capital budgeting
    Part Three: Demand and Cost Analysis
    Consumer theory and demand analysis
    Demand estimation
    Production and cost analysis
    Cost estimation
    Short-run benefit and cost analysis
    Part Four: Market Structure and Theories of the Firm
    Introduction to market structure
    Monopoly
    Monopolistic competition
    Oligopoly
    Some alternative theories of the firm
    Part Five: Pricing and Related Decisions
    Price discrimination
    Non-linear pricing
    Multi-product pricing
    Pricing under uncertainty
    Public sector pricing
    Intertemporal pricing
    Cost-plus and mark-up pricing
    Buyer-market power
    Advertising
    Part Six: Regulatory Intervention
    Market failure: externalities and public goods
    State intervention in imperfectly competitive industries
    Part Seven: Organizational Architecture
    Transactions, information and agency
    Organizational architecture
    Integration, decentralization, transfer pricing and related decisions
    Economic aspects of human resource management

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